Duterte by the numbers
Age elected: 71
Number of votes obtained by Duterte, about 39 percent of total votes cast: 16.6M
Remaining days in his term as President: 2,090
Estimated number of drug addicts he’d be “happy to slaughter” according to the President: 3,000,000
Estimated percentage of people who surrendered that would need rehabilitation (about 73,000) according to a health undersecretary: 10
Current number of rehabilitation centers: 41
Number of people killed by police and suspected vigilantes since June 30: 3,400
Period of extension the President asked to wipe out the country’s narcotics problem: 6-12 months
Number of military camps visited since June 30: 21
Amount of the President’s self-imposed fine for every time he swore during the election campaign with the money going to Caritas Davao: P1,000
Estimated number of speeches the President has given since June 30: 80
Minimum estimated number of expletives he uses in his speeches: 5
Estimated cost of the President’s cursing during his first 100 days in office if he pushed through with his self-imposed fine: P400,000
Estimated cost the President will donate to charity at the end of his term if he continues to swear at the rate of five expletives per speech: P8.36M
Net satisfaction rating (76 percent satisfied minus 11 percent not satisfied) of the President according to the September 2016 survey of Social Weather Stations: +64
Percent of gross domestic product to be spent for public infrastructure in 2017 to 2022: 5.4 to 7
Proposed budget for public infrastructure in 2017: P860.7B
Years he served as elected mayor: 22 (1988 to 1998, 2001 to 2010, 2013 to 2016)
Year he passed the bar examinations: 1973
Budget of the Office of the President for 2017, up from P2.9 billion in the last administration: P20B
Number of drug suspects arrested (July 1 to Oct. 3): 22,387
Silent film actor William Hart stars in a massively popular film wearing jeans, pioneering the image of the blue-jean-clad Western hero: 1914
The US patent number received by Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis on May 20, 1873 for their invention, the “blue jeans”: 1,391,121
Compiled by: Marielle Medina and Ana Roa, Inquirer Research
